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"You fell asleep, and I watched you sleep, feeling very happy."
"Oh."
I responded lightly.
"I'm sorry, Lanlan."
He cried, his voice trembling.
"I'm sorry, I broke my promise."
"It's okay, it's really okay."
"Lanlan, can you forgive me?"
I remained silent for a long time, then whispered, "I'm sorry."
He was taken aback for a moment, then forced a bitter smile.
"I understand now."
I turned and left, struggling to move forward in the wind and snow.
As night fell and heavy snow began to fall, I looked up and saw Tan Chengping standing under the streetlight.
I walked up to him, and he smiled at me.
"Thank you, Doctor Tan."
After that day, I never saw Yi Jun again.
However, his figure appeared online.
He had lost a lot of weight, and facing the camera, he confessed to everything he had done.
He forced me to reveal the contents of those recordings while I was drunk.
He sent me to his private hospital and kept me under house arrest.
He also posted the agreement with Jing Muhan, showing that they had parted ways amicably and were achieving a win-win situation.
This turmoil severely impacted his company, affecting his reputation and status...
Everything, all of it, has collapsed inside.
In the evening, I turned off the television, lay on the bed, and stared blankly at the ceiling.
My phone rang; it was Shi Chengyue calling.
"Luo Lan." His voice sounded very tired.
"Mm." I responded softly.
"I'm sorry," he said, "I misjudged people."
"Jing Muhan exposed your situation," he continued.
"I know."
"Ajun...," Shi Chengyue paused.
"He has been working for seven consecutive days. I don't know if he can hold on."
I remained silent for a moment and quietly asked, "Shi Chengyue, what do you want me to do?"
"Can you come back?"
I sighed softly, "Do you think I can go back? Everything is in the past."
"Luo Lan," he said gently, "are you doing well?"
"I'm doing fine. I've started working, not far from the hospital."
"Is that so?"
"Yeah."
"That's good."
He hung up the phone.
I closed my eyes and sighed.
Three months later, my condition finally stabilized.
On the day I was discharged, the sun was shining brightly.
I walked out of the hospital gate, a long-lost smile on my face.
I looked up and saw Tan Chengping standing ahead.
He was looking at me, smiling.
I quickly walked over and asked, "Doctor Tan, what brings you here?"
"I'm here to take you home from the hospital."
"How did you know I was being discharged today?"
"Just kidding, I'm your attending physician after all."
"Oh." I smiled awkwardly.
"Let's go." He turned and walked toward the parking lot.
I followed him.
We got into the car and fastened our seatbelts.
"Luo Lan," he suddenly called my name.
"Yes?" I looked at him.
He gazed at me with deep black eyes and said, "I have a small request."
"You speak."
"I hope you can settle down in my apartment."
"Ah?" I was taken aback.
"I... I live alone, and it's a bit lonely," he said.
"…"
"Is that okay?" he asked.
I stared at him in a daze.
He looked at me with sincere eyes.
A warm feeling surged in my heart.
I smiled and said, "Sure."
He looked at me, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.
"Thank you."
"Thank you, it's actually me who should be thanking you," I said.
He smiled and drove out of the parking lot.
As the car merged onto the main road, I turned my head to look out the window.
The sky was a deep blue, with not a cloud in sight.
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